Federal registrars urged as NYC registration lags
Dismay in New York political circles over voter apathy. NYC registration drive extended 36 days produced under 25 000 new registrants, far short of last year’s 158 000 in 20 days. Board of Elections orders extended polling place hours on Sept 24 25 to boost turnout, costing about 800 000. Some urge federal registrars to operate regardless of state eligibility rules, warning of possible federal intervention if response remains weak.
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NEA to send 36 member task force to 17 Southern states
The National Education Association plans a 36 man task force to study alleged dismissals of Negro teachers due to school integration across 17 Southern and Border states. NC reports 105 Negro instructors dismissed this year for integration, while NC officials deny such cases in their state. The NEA also launched a Million Dollar Fund for Teachers Rights, signaling a shift toward stronger bargaining and integration advocacy.
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Tear Gas Favored In Struggle In South Vietnam
In the contested South Vietnam theater U S forces and allies face a dilemma separating Viet Cong from villagers. Tear gas is used to flush out underground hideouts, drawing criticism but deemed humane by some leaders. Explosives kill more surely when enemies are known to shelter nearby.
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Danville Daily Rates and Billing Details
The Danville Register lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions with in city carrier or mail options. Rates include yearly 15 and six month 7.50, three months 3.75, and monthly 1.25, with Sunday options and renewal notices for expiration.
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Public town meeting proposed for Virginia governor race
A Danville Republican Party chair proposes a joint Democratic versus Republican town meeting at the City Auditorium in October. Panelists would include major candidates and an impartial moderator to discuss issues, costs, and proposals for state government.
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The Liberal Establishment Exposed By Evans Book
William F Buckley Jr discusses M Stanton Evans The Liberal Establishment a sociology of power in media and politics The piece notes Muggeridge review in Esquire and the challenge to conventional thought Buckley describes an élite that shapes public opinion and disciplines dissent through cultural standards and moral lessons
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Urban renewal and its critics in housing policy
The piece argues urban renewal often harms the poor by demolishing old housing for new high rise projects. It cites the US Housing Act provisions favoring restoration by occupants and local authorities, notes New York West Side brownstone rehab and British voluntary housing efforts, and critiques government projects for crime and dehumanization. It contrasts liberal establishment politics with broader social costs, urging genuine renewal while preserving decent homes.
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The Mansfield Doctrine and Capitol Hill Debate
Ralph de Toledano argues that appeasement forces press on Capitol Hill and that Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield pursues cease fire and peace proposals as a control tactic. He contends Johnson tolerates Mansfield’s calls, misreads negotiations with Vietnam, and risks undermining U S policy by appeasement rhetoric.
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Cross reporting debated at Radio Free Europe policy session
In Munich West Germany policy makers at Radio Free Europe discuss cross reporting to show Poles what Hungarians and Romanians experience rather than Communist claims. They stress credibility and two source checks while weighing Mihailov article fate and risks of broadcasting both good and bad Western news.
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